The flexible Galaxy Fold hasn’t even gone on sale yet, but several members of the media reported broken devices on Wednesday. Some removed a protective layer that is supposed to stay on, one had a bulge in the display’s crease and others ended up with flickering screens.

Samsung said in a statement that it “will thoroughly inspect these units in person to determine the cause of the matter.” Meanwhile, in China a user uploaded teardown pics on Weibo that reveal some of the complicated hardware present in its flexible design.

In 2017, Marcus Hutchins went from being a relatively unknown 23-year-old to being a worldwide hero, to facing criminal charges all in a span of a few months. On Friday he pleaded guilty to a pair of charges related to the “Kronos” malware, for which he faces up to ten years in prison. In a statement, he said “I regret these actions and accept full responsibility for my mistakes. Having grown up, I’ve since been using the same skills that I misused several years ago for constructive purposes.”

As spotted by Android Police, the streaming service is testing a “Random Episode” button where the next episode shortcut is usually found. There’s also a shuffle rail of Netflix’s most popular shows where you can leap into the streaming ether entirely at random.

The two companies have settled their patent-royalty dispute, ending all ongoing legal action (including with Apple’s manufacturing partners). Apple has agreed to pay Qualcomm an unspecified amount, while both sides have struck a six-year patent-license deal as well as a “multiyear” wireless chipset supply deal. If you’re wondering why they suddenly made up, Intel’s announcement that it’s giving up on trying to develop 5G modems for smartphones — the 5G modems that were supposed to replace Qualcomm’s chips in upcoming iPhones — is a pretty big hint.

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